A triple net lease with a single-tenant building isn’t a real estate investment; it’s closer to buying a bond. The majority of risk is predicated on the ability of the lessee to meet their financial obligations. If the lessee doesn’t meet their financial obligations, there will probably be a significant investment loss.
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A REIT is a legal entity that owns real estate and/or real estate mortgages. Your investment decision should not be based on the fact that it’s a REIT. There are equity REITs and mortgage REITs. They specialize in every type of real estate. Some examples are industrial, office, mixed, shopping centers, regional malls, apartments, manufactured […]

Don’t speculate on what may or may not happen. Wait for the evidence. Look for any proposed legislation that would directly or indirectly affect interest rates or jobs. These are the fundamental underpinnings of income property. A secondary impact could come from tax legislation that directly or indirectly affects income property. Any proposed change has […]

The entire history and foundation of real estate’s lessee-lessor relationship has been predicated on a one-dimensional paradigm (model, pattern, precedent, standard, ideal, reference). A business with a one-dimensional paradigm is one that provides one product to the client(s) in the form of either services or goods. In the case of real estate, the entire historical […]